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 U.S. President Donald Trump's plan to slash business taxes is having a domino effect on a major American economic competitor: China.

Old Town's Chinatown, founded as "New Chinatown" in the 1870s, is nonetheless one of the oldest in the country. But lately most of the city's Chinese population, and most of its best Chinese food, has moved to the new New Chinatown on 82nd Avenue

A Wuhan laboratory is the “most likely” source of the COVID-19 outbreak now ravaging the globe, according to a U.S. government analysis that catalogs the evidence and concludes that other explanations for the origin of the coronavirus are less credible.

These deepening relationships aren’t necessarily bad, though China has a history of pressing its influence to entrench its international power.

In its heyday, the Chicago Stock Exchange helped introduce big-name American companies such as Marriott and IBM to investors. Now the 135-year-old Midwest institution...

Some of America’s most formidable technology companies have headed to China. Once they got there, their superpowers seemed to vanish. Uber, Amazon, and Apple are just a few examples of firms that have been humbled by the Chinese market.

China and the US are set to take action against each other as tensions escalate over trade, cyber hacking and espionage as US senior...

A shaded promenade traces the river in this southern Chinese city that — when the smog blows away — fills with couples dancing to...

he president was asked this morning if he regretted escalating the trade war with China. Then the White House released a statement saying, "he meant to say he only regretted not raising tariffs further."

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Friday blamed China for putting the U.S. “behind the curve” in trying to contain the coronavirus outbreak. In a CNBC interview,...

Chinese state media over the weekend slammed U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's comments in Mexico where he cautioned against China's investments. "When...

The scholar, Michael Pillsbury, director for Chinese strategy at the Hudson Institute, a conservative think tank in Washington, said he applied for a visa with the Chinese Embassy in Washington on March 22 but failed to get approval to attend the conference last Sunday, which was organized by a research institute in Beijing.